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DDI IPAM Network Automation Automating Security Compliance with SOLIDServer IPAM and Tufin Integration You can’t secure what you don’t know As we know at EfficientIP, managing security of the IP Infrastructure nowadays is challenging. The move to cloud, deployment of SD-WAN networks and Zero Trust requirements increase complexity...
DNS DNS Security Threat Actors Have Grown Smarter in Their DNS Attacks. Here’s How Companies Should Respond… Over the past year–during the COVID-19 pandemic–businesses have accelerated their digital transformation as the pandemic has continued to require off-premise working and online or cloud-based products and services. But digital transformation is not the only...
DDI DHCP DNS 5 Reasons to Choose EfficientIP DDI Requirements of today’s IT infrastructure IT infrastructure has become extremely complex and in perpetual evolution to match ever evolving business needs. In addition to planning the needs for building and running new IT and Network...
DHCP DNS DNS Security Enhancing IoT Security with DNS CQF IoT devices are popping up every second, with many being on an organization’s network but not always under the control of I&O teams. These devices are required to be identified, inventoried, screened, managed and secured...
DDI DHCP DNS DDI & Infrastructure Software Architecture You are convinced about the interest of the Infrastructure As Code approach. But you don’t really know how to take best advantage of the code that will be produced. The principles used in software architecture...
DDI IPAM Simplify IT Operational Management with Identity Manager The IPAM is far more than just a repository of IP addresses and subnets. To cope with a wide variety of networking environments, it becomes interesting to store and manage additional objects such as VLANs...
